HC green-lights redevelopment of ‘infamous’ Pratibha Tower in Mumbai
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HC green-lights redevelopment of ‘infamous’ Pratibha Tower in Mumbai

The Bombay High Court has declined to halt the redevelopment of the infamous Pratibha Tower in Mumbai’s Breach Candy area, allowing the housing society to move forward with the long-pending project.

The petition opposing the redevelopment was dismissed after the court found no substantial reason to delay the process. The ruling marks a crucial step toward resolving one of South Mumbai’s most controversial housing redevelopment cases, plagued by years of litigation and structural concerns.

With the court’s approval, the society can now proceed with reconstruction under approved development plans. The decision is expected to bring relief to residents and spur further redevelopment activity in the city’s premium residential zones.

The Bombay High Court has declined to halt the redevelopment of the infamous Pratibha Tower in Mumbai’s Breach Candy area, allowing the housing society to move forward with the long-pending project. The petition opposing the redevelopment was dismissed after the court found no substantial reason to delay the process. The ruling marks a crucial step toward resolving one of South Mumbai’s most controversial housing redevelopment cases, plagued by years of litigation and structural concerns. With the court’s approval, the society can now proceed with reconstruction under approved development plans. The decision is expected to bring relief to residents and spur further redevelopment activity in the city’s premium residential zones.

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